Sentence examples for striking age from inspiring English sources

Striking age differences are apparent in the associations between HRT group and follow-up HRQOL, controlling for baseline HRQOL.

Allowing variance components to vary between children (< 16 years) and adults (≥ 16 years) revealed striking age differences; 26% of variation could be explained by additively acting genes in children (P < 0.001), but there was no genetic involvement in adults.

But it also sheds light on, for example, the striking age profile of Ukip, which skews towards the old.

These findings demonstrate that during normal aging the prostate stroma exhibits phenotypic and molecular characteristics plausibly contributing to the striking age associated pathologies affecting the prostate.

Time trends in excess deaths also varied with age: the most striking age band was early working life (age 20-34) where the trend in northern excess deaths increased steeply from no significant excess between 1965 and 1995 to an average 22.2% (21.3% to 25.1%) for 1996-2008.

In conclusion, we have described striking age-related changes in nuclear maintenance and morphology, and in nuclear genome maintenance in the nematode C. elegans.

Although we observed striking aging phenotypes in eIF-5A2 mice, there is no evidence that the aging effect of eIF-5A2 is associated with cellular senescence.

The deal with ABC Studios was struck ages ago, but then Ubisoft suddenly stopped talking about it, as though silenced by The Others.

Early rock'n'roll might have struck ageing ears as the sound of a hedonistic revolt, but the desires of the youth that it presumed to channel were conventional and even conformist.

Age data is too sparse, however, to enable a more detailed analysis of the subducted plate history based on significant along-strike age variation as done by Osozawa (1994) for Japan.

As you both know, unless tragedy strikes, age happens to all.